Kansas 4H delegates plan first state invitational conference
Douglas County sends Mark Schaake Robin Ann Etherton and Carol Lyon to a Kansas State University week long 4 H Invitational Conference for 16 and 17 year olds to discuss self awareness community development and other topics with four discussion groups and plans to run their own conference and create new projects and ideas for the Kansas 4 H program
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Douglas County
Mark Schaake
Meadowlark
Robin Ann Etherton
Kanwaka
Carol Lyon
Worden Workers
Kansas State University
Kansas
Cooperative Extension Service
Sas
Washington, D.C
Janet Rewerts
Stafford
Miss Rewerts
Miss Rewett
Sheri Hewitt
Ottawa
Edward Juno
Otis
John Reynolds
Paradise
Margery Neely
Manhattan
Garden Extension Tips on Dandelions and Tip Blight
The extension notes advise using 2 4 D amine for dandelions when temperatures reach 60 degrees and growth is active, with early spraying for dry conditions and avoiding windy days. Tip blight is treated by pruning dead tips, removing debris, and applying Bordeaux mixture after new growth appears for several applications. Clover mites are described as household nuisances that do not bite people, with red staining when crushed and ongoing calls about them.
Royalty Gardens and Pest Control Instructions
A horticultural advisory outlines steps against Clover Mites and Euonymus Scale. Remove grass and weeds 18 to 24 inches around foundations, plant nonattracting species like zinnias or marigolds, vacuum mites, then spray exterior areas with Kelthane Tedion Malathion or Diazinon. Euonymus scale shows yellowing foliage, white males, brown oval females, and potential two generations per year. Spray Lime Sulfur or Superior Dormant Oil now and apply Cygon or Malathion in late spring.
Six Douglas County 4-H'ers to tour Washington in Citizenship Short Course
Six 4-H members from Douglas County will travel to Washington in June for the annual Citizenship Short Course. Participants are John Pendleton, Roger Bradley, Julie Schneck, Diane Etherton, Gary Fornelli, and Ardyth Gilges, representing Meadowlark Kanwaka, Cottonwood, Worden Workers 4-H Clubs. Sponsored by the Lawrence Rotary Club, chaperone Mrs. W F Bradley accompanies. June 10 to 17 includes workshops at the national 4-H Center in Chevy Chase, a Congressional visit, and monuments tours. The trip aims to apply citizenship lessons to local 4-H work in Douglas County.
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Douglas County
Washington, D.C
Ardyth Gilges
Diane Etherton
Roger Bradley
Julie Schneck
Gary Fornelli
John Pendleton
Robert Sarna
Lawrence Rotary Club
W. F. Bradley
Journal-World Photo
al Pendleton
Meadowlark
Gaylord Schneck Jr
Robert L. Etherton
Kanwaka
A. D. Fornelli
E. 24Th
Ter
Cottonwood
National 4-H Center
Chevy Chase
Washington Monuments and Places of Historic Interest
Drought Ravages Western Oklahoma Wheat Output
Oklahoma experts report the 1972 drought causing severe losses in western wheat crops. Billy Ray Gowdy, president of the state Department of Agriculture, says about three million bushels of wheat are lost daily, equating to roughly three million dollars in daily farm revenue decline.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Billy Ray Gowdy
State Department of Agriculture
Gowdy
Southwest
Invasion of Mustard Found in Wheat Fields in Douglas County
Douglas County reports increased wheat infestation by tansy mustard over the past two years. The weed reduces yields by up to 50 percent and is controlled best with 2,4-D before flower stalks form, applied at 60 to 70 degrees with careful application to minimize crop injury.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Farm Safety Laws Prompt Questions On New Rules
Many questions arise about the Williams Steiger Act effective July 1971. Standards include slow moving vehicles on public roads and four agriculture rules: sanitation in labor camps, ammonia storage, pulp wood logging, and slow moving vehicles. Employers must display the job safety poster and keep a log of occupational deaths injuries and illnesses with certain medical treatments or time losses.
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Williams-Steiger Occupational Safety and Health
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